Internship

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JUMP START YOUR CAREER

Interested in Working in Human Services?
Working in criminal justice or social work?
Working with children, battered women or parolees?
Working on a research study?

Join a group of experts to learn why
your resume should include an internship experience

Internship Information Session

Monday, April 16, 2007
4:30 to 5:30 PM
Career Center – Room 219

Why An Internship Is For You
Customize your internship to fit your needs You choose the field
Flexible hours: 10 to 20 hours/week Earn 3-6 credits (up to 9 credits
for BGS students) Gain valuable experience in your field Make contacts
for future jobs

REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED!

Sponsored by UCONN’s Career Center, Sociology Department and The Center
for Women’s Studies

Bonnie M. Britz
Internship Advisor/Career Associate
UConn-Stamford Campus
203-251-9568
Office hours: M & W 10:00-3:30

Download the New UConn Root Certificate

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To make sure that your browser will continue to work with all Library web sites that use the UConn secure certificate, please download the new root certificate for your browser at http://security.uconn.edu/ssl/

Why download the UConn ROOT Certificate?

Because you save time. Install the UConn ROOT Certificate so your browser will trust all sites that are secured by UConn. Otherwise, you will have to install a Web Certificates for each and every secure UConn web site.

HOMER, catalog working again today

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Today thus far, our library Catalog HOMER is back up but you will experience some slowness in searches and logins. We are still working hard to bring HOMER back to its full capacity. Remember as an alternative try using the State-wide library catalog reQuest or Worldcat. You can run searches for an author/keyword/title/subject, to find out if the UCONN libraries has your item.

You are still able to make Interlibrary Loan and InterCampus requests by using the Libraries online loan request form on the DD-ILL page. Don’t forget to include a call number and the campus location of the title needed.

 

 

 

 

Uploading Word 2007 docs in HuskyCT

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Attention Faculty & Students,

All Microsoft office 2007 programs save files in an xml format; making it difficult to share them through HuskyCT. Students uploading assignments should save then in the 1997-2003 format.

1. o7 XLM files can be saved in the 97-03 “compatibility format” by clicking on the Office button

2. Save as > 97 -2003 format

3.To make the change permanent for every time youi save a file; you can change the default. Click on “options.”

4. Save under the 1997-2003 compatibility format. Click OK

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Uploading Word 2007 docs in HuskyCT (.pdf)

Cash Printing $0.25cents on Oct. 1

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Effective October 1, 2007 the library’s Cash printing cost will be $0.25 cents per page.

If you have your Husky One Card, the cost of Card printing remains at $0.10 cents per page. Get your photo taken at the Registrar office in room 2.02 during photo hours and pick up your Husky One Card about 1-2 weeks later. (onecard.uconn.edu)

You will need your One Card to charge out books, retreive Reserve materials, Printing and Photocopy at the Library.

Printing Instructions for library computers

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At the start of the Fall 2007 semester, our library upgraded nine new computer stations with Microsoft Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access not Publisher). Microsoft Office 2007 has a very different look to it than it’s predecessor. Too many changes to list here but Microsoft has a training page to learn more about Office 2007.

Our most asked question since we’ve gotten Office 2007 is how to print. There is two simple methods to print from our library computer stations:

1. Click on the CTRL key + P

2. or MSlogoClick on the Microsoft Logo and select “Print” from the drop down menu

3. either choice will bring up the print dialogue box to select the library’s Cash or Card printer options.